The Toronto Maple Leafs have had a busy summer, adding several pieces to a roster that finally cracked the code on getting out of the first round, but unfortunately, there's still plenty of holes to fill.
There were recently plenty of rumours that Paul Stastny's career in the NHL might be done at 37-years of age, but as a cheap option down the middle, he could be perfect for Toronto.
In 73 games a year ago, he contributed just 22 points for the Hurricanes, but with the Leafs simply needing experience and depth down the middle alongside all their talented wingers, he could be the perfect veteran to fill the Leafs second biggest void.